12 Angry Men Review

How is integrity (being honest and moral) a theme in 12 Angry Men?

Some jurors had prejudice towards the case. Which best describes the prejudice of juror 10?

One juror suggests that the old man gave false testimony because…

How many of the jurors must vote "guilty" for a conviction?

What is the accused's alibi for the crucial time when the murder took place?

With what crime is the defendant charged?

How did the 8th juror raise a doubt about the murder weapon?

Which of the following is true about the apartment where the murder was committed?

Why was the defendant's alibi considered questionable?

What was the eyewitness doing when she witnessed the murder in the apartment across the street?

Why was the old man's testimony about hearing the boy yell at his father questionable?

Why did the jurors take a vote before they even discussed the evidence?

In the second vote, who actually changed his vote?

The woman across the street witnessed the murder through what?

During the second jury vote who was the only juror to vote "not guilty"?

Which character is the protagonist?

What was unique about the knife used to stab the victim?

What might be a theme in 12 Angry Men?

Which of the following is NOT a theme in 12 Angry Men?

Which juror has no respect for the judicial system, and is instead driven by selfishness?

How did the accused account for the fact that his knife was missing?

T or F: "Not guilty" means all the jurors thought the defendant didn't commit the crime.

What type of business does 3rd Juror run?

In the second vote, who do the jurors think changed his vote?

What is the punishment the defendant will face if he is found guilty of premeditated homicide?

The guard brings the jurors a drawing of what?

What sort of knife was used to kill the murdered man?

How was the 5th juror similar to the defendant?

As Act 2 progresses, how does number 3's attitude contrast with the attitude of number 4?

During what time of the year does the play take place?

What does the defendant claim he was doing when his father was killed?

What detail ultimately led the final jurors to vote "not guilty"?

How old is the defendant?

Juror 8 shows there is reasonable doubt about...

What was the defendant's height in relation to his father?

Which juror works in advertising?

Which character serves as the exact opposite (or foil) of Juror 8?

Which juror is in a hurry to reach a verdict because he has tickets to a baseball game?

For what reason did the jurors begin to doubt the woman's testimony?

Which character is the main antagonist?

What was juror number 3 doing that made juror number 8 exclaim, "This isn't a game!"